American silversmiths and their marks, III

1948·22.9 MB·English

by  Ensko, Stephen Guernsey Cook, 1896-1969

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AMERICAN SILVERSMITHS
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PRIVATELY PRINTED
ROBERT ENSKO, INC.
Gold and Silversmiths
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Copyright, 1948
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CONTENTS
PAGE
Introduction 7
Acknowledgements 5
Chapter I 11
Names of Early American Silversmiths, 1650-1850
Illustrations:
Beakers, 1690-1845 31
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Bowls, 1690-1790 51
Boxes, 1725-1825 141
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Candlesticks, 1686-1825 92
Casters-Muffineers, 1725-1760 Ill
Chafing Dish, 1725 72
Chocolate Pot, 1700 71
Clasps, 1730-1800 141
Coffee Pots, 1715-1790 71
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Covered Cups, 1690-1845 13 & 147
Creamers, 1730-1825 91
Cups, 1710-1830 32
Dish Cross, 1765 72
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Dishes, 1716-1830 132
Egg Boiler, 1845 147
Flagon, 1713 14
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Flatware, 1665-1790 142
Fork, 1725 142
HotWater Kettles, 1710-1760 72
HotWaterUrn, 1845 147
Ink Stands, 1700-1752 121
KnittingNeedleHolders, 1790-1800 141
Ladles, 1790-1825 142
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Marrow Scoup, 1750 142
Mustard Pots, 1710-1790 112
Pitchers, 1800-1835 42
Porringers, 1660-1815 52
Punch Strainers, 1740-1765 102
Salt Dishes, 1700-1790 112
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SauceDishes, 1715-1785 131
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SaucePan, 1695 131
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Sauce Tureen, 1800 131
Snuffer Stand, 1710 92
Soup Tureens, 1800-1830 132
Spoons, 1665-1825 142
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Spout Cups, 1700-1715 41
Standing Cups, 1700-1739 14
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Sugar Bowls, 1725-1800 101
Sugar Boxes, 1700-1702 121
Sugar Nipper, 1750 142
Tankards, 1675-1790 21 & 22
Tazza, 1700-1725 122
Tea Caddies, 1730-1820 102
Tea Pots, 1700-1835 61 & 62
Tea Sets, 1765-1825 • . 81 & 82
Tea Tong, 1790 142
Trays, 1725-1760 122
TwoHandledCups, 1700-1725 13
Waiters, 1700-1760 122
Chapter II 149
Marks of Early American Silversmiths, 1650-1850
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Chapter III 253
Locations of Silversmiths’ Shops
Indexof SilversmithsLocated onMaps
References
Maps:
New York, 1660-1750 273
New York, 1750-1800 275
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Philadelphia, 1695-1800 277
Boston, 1650-1800 279
Bibliography 281
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